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Found sound and dance bits

The New England Phonographers Union; STU + 8GB

By SUSANNA BOLLE | December 03, 2008

Crossword: ''Come on, get it right!''

Driving grammar purists crazy since, well, forever

By MATT JONES | December 03, 2008

Crossword: ''Come on, get it right!'' - solution

By MATT JONES | December 03, 2008

Sum Sudoku XXXII

Psycho Sudoku!

By PSYCHO SUDOKU | December 03, 2008

My bartender doesn't understand me

Reality check

By DAVID SIPRESS | December 03, 2008

Recession recipes

Big Fat Whale

By BRIAN MCFADDEN | December 03, 2008

I'm sure you've heard of Dylan by now

Success

By KARL STEVENS AND GUSTAVO TURNER | December 03, 2008

Tracing Ogre’s trajectory
Skinny Puppy's Nivek Ogre has made the rounds for the better part of this decade as ohGr, with a more cut-and-paste approach to the electric misanthropy his old band pioneered.
By MATT PARISH | December 03, 2008

Building a dialog

Letters to the Boston editor, December 5, 2008
In the November 21 edition of the Phoenix , reporter David S. Bernstein makes a number of assertions about the Muslim American Society of Boston (MAS Boston) and the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Roxbury.
By BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | December 03, 2008

Pray the Devil Back to Hell

A moving historical documentary
Remember the old "essentialist" argument that women are by nature pacifist and nurturing whereas men are aggressive and warlike?
By GERALD PEARY | December 03, 2008

Nobel Son

A precious, hyperkinetic mess
On its surface, this quirky thriller from Randall Miller has indie-style appeal, with Alan Rickman in a delicious role as a gluttonous, philandering, narcissistic physics professor whose Nobel Prize win is deflated by the kidnapping of his rebellious philosophy-major son.
By PEG ALOI | December 03, 2008

Phoenix Media goes Hispanic

Buenas Noticias
Buenas Noticias
By PHOENIX STAFF | December 03, 2008

Were the World Mine

A clumsy, queer take on the Bard
High School Musical 3 not quite the gay romp you were hoping for?
By BRETT MICHEL | December 03, 2008

Tango

It doesn’t take two for a fine Argentine meal
It's not fair to review Greater Boston's only Argentine restaurant right after spending two delicious weeks in Buenos Aires, but it is revealing.
By ROBERT NADEAU | December 03, 2008

All in the family

Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s New Yorker advertorial. Plus, Chuck turner goes all Chuck Norris.
The December 1 New Yorker featured a five-page story by Henry Louis Gates Jr. on his efforts to use DNA testing to clarify his ancestry.
By ADAM REILLY | December 03, 2008